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AND TRADE.


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Ne ehAaEs . sosst Il ~ iossl nszxksis -
oe1s dsciine e 8 esEsa PSF szIlou isr sszzw-
berries. rssaliisx soS ~ 5 es.is pg Eallsa.
Berries are comiag IN h Isrssr quantities
sash eay. Ths ssAlfty = sxesI1snt. sad lsvsrs
- that sEuis have Tie pruspee q sn3oyins
@uas - Il q iss prices
PRODUCE RECEIPTS Pat D hoars taelnds
hoxss sEgs. 70 boxs bsttsE, t1n bag. las
sacks ao1r, q bales wo1i. bun4les hiesa.
eundle eElzA, 1eattla. Z ooops ehiekanA-
AAR4kSfs - oenarA1 msrchAn1lae va
shippea ffom seattss daring past - hc1rs y
foiioNlng quAnzikisas c. 4 P. s. B. b =
tons. ?. :. a LAne Is toss. sssAmer FnnnJ
Lake enos. CitY q Q1lsey 10 tons. EvaneH
3 tonh, fleetwood tsas. and Nellie 10 tons.
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Before quitting the snhlecs Of taxes
~e tee 80 call voar attention ~ the ceo
diiion 10 vhinh ~ foupd sha asssss.
fuenf rolls, After taxes became dsiiu
QDent, when they wcrs AfteFWard PAID.
"a the usi erifv ~ csss-s the reeasi es
ID payaent vas made apon sosne de-
tn. ~eut rcA or roll ~ tai sale. We
fouaa ~ many Instances that tie oniy
record Of sach payment was 10 snare
dusty BOOK ~ slabs. We goand in q
number q Instances the sane tax bad
been paia tWioc. asd ne naie % pay-
rae0s either 90 tie orfstcsi o. auptfcate
assessment rlli tsd been raAao
In order ~ ascertain whsthsF Treas
Eytr bHl vas entitled g. make the
chagEvs 60 thv ccaufy fund opaa rs
hooks Tor ceuaty warrants redeemed. in
hecaase rsecsssry FOR "a e. aaka an ex-
tsrded exam -nsiiaa iBt0 The rvstter q
eeurty WarraatA Tie A1asstass cf},e
hainE clth Tie place at sssae and gae
rtsoe u aaai recess ttes,. sc have easa
she n@nrsp Z tte tie Asaitor's 81 -
sgsiuuvpis. sxsegs IA oue inEsAaas..
Shicn Ne g 14 nsFssfter rscse u asriv-
ia at coHclssseus Wbteh se sal o. afssf
state. Treasurer an gSs beice Fssp1n-
she for iae issss 90 co1uIy WarrAulS
We hava nat detlsA Il Is tha liss ~ saf
Cots O. rxa trisa .aia iba ieEs tY q sls
warrants s'1s ~ fae4 fn t1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17
PACIFIC MEEL

rnE coNFANx's Inrk oY run SENIORS or
COMPETITIONS ABouT 10 IN PLACID
AGAINST THMM.
SAN FRAScIsca, June i6--Captsiz
Williams. OF TIE facific Mall Stssn.
ship Company, wken spckea - IN re
gard 10 tee new line OF steamers 60 Be
placed on the Atlantic and Psciaa %
compete vita hts company, said; I'VE
do Dot feel 81 all siarmed and | have
not zoe fAiusssi fear that We are IN any
danger % e~sug swspt cat Of business
az gresaGt. donf think 10 At all likaly
thks 90 SHAH meet With tie talked cf
esmpetiticn AayWay."
frona other soarcSs Il IL learned thAa
Mossiey. % the Pasi3s Mail CSmpaEy,
vas sad3enly Summoned 10 SeU York
ah51t ten Gays sZo aaa u wss hiutesd
teat bis departure hAd probably been
caused ~ these aspAlstabla fuDors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

We we're shown IN tbs Auditors ofEioe
shat puFportsd 10 be registers % eoanty
warrants THAI had been issued turing
this entire time. Upon none Of them,
however. did ve hud any date Of re-
dempsioD earlier than May ~. 1883. We
found further that all the warrants
Issued during tbs years 1881 and fol
lowing, that have been redeemed. bear
dates Of redemptioR May -, 1883. and
subsequently. We sooordiuRiy make
the following statement concerning
warrants Issued prior 10 the year 1881:
Outstanding April 30, 1875. So. h55 80
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SAS FEtSCrSca Jaae Is --Tha rersss
- rsbelliaa against Aiug kAlAksss. of
the Ssndwich IsiSnds, hy the white ~
hAhitsrts y eceerAlly discreSitsd p re.
hns nethIfg asanitc wtl Dc kpoNu f1r :
re sAys. SssH suue trsasF sill arrive
fT1u ace Islands Wlth information.
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NV xoAx mAHxKn.


eAH FRAScIsco. June 16-Arrived- Steamer
San Pedro. Tacoma.
saiiAd-ship Richard Z. Buck, Pert Town
send; bark samoset, Tacoms
PoRT TowEnRND. Juue 16.-APrfved-ShipI
Carondslst. the four Dastsd ship Gen. Cor.
don. bark Annie 6leben, and the four masted
schooner witzemann.
PoRT MADISON, Jane 1s.-Arrivad- Bark
ensine Quickstep.
PoET ANoELos, June 1.-Two steamer
Mogui and Enterprise, and the ship Yosemit.
ere Ia the harbor. high west wind.
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sAs FEASclsca, Jans Is 80 A fee
ceAs SO 70 esss-baVhi ireiSAt tArla
Ne-i 1850 eject YESTERDAY. Tee urs
rats % ssnred gaSds 70 tee "A ssoaa
r.vef = - een-s pcF Ieo pssa3s, ~ azuts
e. 81 Las. . - CasasEa. Aa1 { Is b.
NsE AstA- lsa s. - SECS a tes
kisaeEg. rfssT e g. &c % 81 Lsaa
q s, Nsst-ss ~ a. esq se Ne
F-sssfSL
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STEAMSHIP AScoN on IpkHo
OREGON RY. & nav. cOx
9TEAMERa

NORTH PACIFIC AND GRO 4 s,s,,
AliagnAAa
Arrive daily except SUNDAY. frun
DepSrt sa,i S s.c0g Tt 1 sn.sss ~
AIriS en dSIlv. sscsrs s,.;- pa
Dt trS9 T 5s;,n 49,, go. a4aA
Victoria and Pars ToWnss.S
STEAMER EMMA RAYwAKn
Arrives daily ron racoma. -
Departs daily for TAnoma. $500
Arrives daily from TacomA az.
cept Sunday .............. ..,.1Aan-
Departs daily for Tacoma exoeps
SUNDAY. .........-.....s....... lMsm
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Arrives from WhAsoom every fnaA
day. Thuraday and SATURDAY. at
Departs for WhatOom every ho1iay.
Wednesday and Friday, at........s an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

Up to q few weeks ago | considered
myself the champion Dyspept;c Of
America. During the years / have
been afflicted I have tried almost
everything claimed to be q specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope of finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. l had about made up
nv mind to abandon all medicines
VIXEN | noticed an endorsement Of
Simmons Liver Regulator by prom
inent Georgian, 8 jurist whom / knew
and concluded to try its effects in my
case. have used but two bottles,
and am satisfied that ! have struck
the right thing at last. / felt its ben
eficial effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations OF q
similar kind, no special instructions
are required as to what one shall or
shah not eat. This fact alone ought
to commend 1t TO all troubled with
Dyspepsia. ]. N. HOLMES,
Vineland, N. ].
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

s4Ge: last - 9 eiossa, 4: prins
eail. ssssdy So E1 d.ssIIs: sa.Sss ioii
dsnsza.
Amereaa Rzpress. Ios. cAnaalzn Pscine.
q ~ Canada s0uthsrn. 81; o-ntzxl Ps1tne,
ssa; ohicaes. Burlington . Quincy. I4s;
Delaware. LAekswanna q Western, 1S7hs
Denver 3 Rio Grade, %. Era, S. LAks
shore. sTH; Louisville NASHVILLE, O.;
Michigan Central. e9h: Norfhern Pscinc,
a.. preferred. 6eh, KanAns q Texas, 81;
Sew York Central il7H; Oregon Improve
msnt. 50 4; orsgon Eayfeatlon. l0l i; Oregon
Iranscoaens1tsl. II; q. Pazl, 81; Pc &c
Nal, IN; Roch IslA5d. lS1; fexas PaoiAc.
s.; Uzicn P.csfs. s9h; o q Rxprass. 81;
Nalis.Farg5 Express. 1SS; Western Union,
TsA Northwestern. 12lh.
NV xohx MAKxKr8
NKw YoRx, June le.-Hops. qzies and steady,
Safe l0G2e; California. f014
osnse-spot fair; Bic. quiss, firm; options,
higher and moderately sctive and nrn;
sales. II 800 bAas. Jana ei6eo9I6 %; Jsly
SIC lsglsss; August sis. tosls rs; ssPtem-
vember 8Is 9o0ls 20, December SIS esaRie Is.
Sugar Dali, pomiaI. fair rsfaed Arm;
Standard A. 5af; cut loaf Asd crushed, 6N
Weoi-ouiet. steady: domestic nsscs S06SG,
pulled 1894. Texas 1884.
CHICAGO MARxE3.
CHICAGO, June I6.-wheat lower for June
and July; eash7ix; JAY 70: August TGK.
Corn-steady; cash, ss1S; August, IS T-Ie;
July, 81 6-l6.
oAts-s,sady. quiet oass 24s; Jaly 9SI;
August as.
Bye-Duii, 50.
Eaxley-stsady. 50.
Whisky-DulL 10.
Pork-Unohangs1; lard. Easy. cash 3s.Efk;
shoulders IS sues 70; short clear 81. g8sT. 50;
ahorE RIBS 81 SIX
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COLUMBIA & PUGET SCUM
RAILROAD.

No. departs daily for Hack Dia.
moRd. Franklin and Cedar Rlv-
or stations .-................ A.
No. arrives daily from Black
Diamond. Franklin and Cedar
River stations .......... efshn
No. 5departs daily for Newcastle.
Renton and way stations ...... f1oan
No. 6Arrives daily from Newcas-
tie, Renton and way stations. III sn
No. 3 departs daily for Newcastle
Renton and way stations ......l m
Ne. l0arrivea daily frum Nowcas-
tie. Renton and way stations >. 61pn
". b. SPENCER
Freight and Passenger Agent
Feet Of Main ltree,
seattle, June 6, lss7. ia
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FavorIng ChIneae TrnreIer..

San Francisco, June 16.-The asser-
ton 10 made that certain railroad
agents are cutting rates in favor Of the
Chinese Eastern travel, in violation of
the Dissatisfaction clause of the Iatsr-
State Commerce Act.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

Treasurer Hill prior 10 May
~, 1883. el34, 1856 IS
Charged County Fund by Treasurer
Hill fer FedsmpeIoR Of County warrants
prior 10 Nav IL, 1883 and subsequent 70
AoFil 30. 1873:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

SAN Francisco, June 1e.-Stephen T.
Gage, Senator Stanford's assistant. says
tha. the final transfer of Senator Fairs
South Pscifs Coast Railroad will be
made on Joly LIST. Il is reported that
the road will be under the supertsnd-
ENJOY Of Mr.. Wilder. the present Rail-
way Mail Superintendent for the Pacific
Coast
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17
THE COUNTY TREASURY
Extent Of Ex-Treasurer
Hills Alleged De-
faIcation.
Report Of the Experts Ap-
pointed to Examine
the Accounts.
An Appalling Isdletmsnt = Careless
Methods d BOokksepisg-1ppsr-
sHt Discrepancies that Sc
VIII b. Daszit 10
ExpIala.

To a. HosozaS1S Board Of Colsafy
Gosas GsaiOaeYs, king CiouHfH, W. t.
GxsTfKzrNN: We, youf e0f8Enitfes ap-
noiEfed 90 examine into Size books, ps-
SeYg ara soeOsnfs Of Csptafn George d.
HTlI. "a. TFeasursF Of King eoanfy, re
eueetfulIy represent that We have made
long, careful and rigid examination
into said books. papers and accounts.
Before entering upon q statement Of
cor fin6iucs We beg 20 s.ate sHpiana.
tory. as fellows. So far as ve hsxe
bsen able 70 and, Treasurer HIN kept
but one bsok ~ 3 time, 10 which be
kept his general seeount and tbe 40
counts Of the various funds. Tbsse
books, three 10 uzmher, be desiRDesed
respectively books "B. "Cn and ID"
using eech. Ia is turn, both a. cash
book and ledger.
We hsye used Treasurer Hills figures
and written admissions Of funds re-
ceivea or raid cot on aceennt Of King
oountv. We have avoided, ss far a.
rossible, tee use Of onF own figures or
confessions 90 ouF part. In the year
1880 we found Treasurer Hills state
meuts Of interest 90 delinquent taxes
differing 20 widely from what the ias
required him 10 collect that We have
listed against him the differences Of In
seFest on many delinquent taxes collect
ed BY him during that year. We have
also found 10 several instances taxes that
aid not show on the assessment
roll either 10 have been paid or
20 have been returned delinqaent
In saeh cases We have made
inquiries 90 far ~ We csuld. and 10
some instances, upon information and
keiief Of payment, We have listed tkem
against ex- Treasurer Hill.
In as much a. the papers accompany
ing this report. and hereby made part
OF this report. are q full, complete,
simple, itsmized series Of Statements,
whereby we have arrived AZ COR concla.
sions, we deem Il unnecessary for us %
make q heightened detailed statement
nov. Having found In no instanos
where Treasurer Hin, during bis offioial
career, made more than trivial mistakes
In favor Of King county, whore we may
hereafter refer 10 any difference or bal.
anoe as the result Of any investigation.
We intend 10 imply II, Indebtedness Of
ex.TFeasuTeT Hill 10 kine county. To
avoid Feoapitulasion, as re enumeFats
these differences, We Vill oonpnte the
interest on the same 20 Jane 10, 1881, al
the rate OF ten per cent per annum
that being the interest paid by Kine
county on its Indebtedness.
We now beg to report upon the voach
ers Of ex-TreAsufef Hill. on file in thS
Auditors vault
Funds belonging to King Coanty, col
leoted by Treasurer Hill. not accounted
for:
Jan. II. 1875. Liquor license. Al
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Narrew Rseape from Firn


SAcRA~ESTo, June 16.-The jevelry
establishment Of II. Staehort nsrrouIy
escaped destruction by fire this after
noo1. The fire originated IN the bsss-
ment, and vas caused by q child of the
proprietor playing with matches. The
child narrowly escaped beisQ burned 70
death. The father saved ID, bat was
badly burned In doing 90. The stock Of
the establishment is valued at &75, 600,
and vas damaged to the extent OF
$1,000. fally insured.
Baseball.
NEw YoRK, June l6.-Brooklyn, 3;
Louisville. 4.
NV YoEx, June l6.-Metrepolitans,
10; OiHoinnati, IL
PHLADxLPHIA. June l6.-Ashletics, 10;
Cleveland. 6.
ISDIANAPoLIs, June l6.-Indianapolis
4; PittsburR. g.
BosroN, June l6.-Bsston, u; New
York, g.
PHILADKLPHIA. June Washing
ton. 4; Philadelpbis, Is.
CHICAGO. June l6.-Detroit, l; Chica.
90. s.
BALTIMORE, June ls.-Baltimore, 8;
Sc. Lsuis. 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

MnNKAPoLIs, June 16.-Ths Master
OaFbuiIde-s Association held iis closing
session to-day. The report Of the COM
mittee 90 accidents to train men was
adopted. 1t insists on more rigid in
spection Of car steps, handles and rail-
ways, ana recommends that standard
construction Of such parts Of cars be
adopted. The committee on freight
train brakes states that the best type Of
brake for long freight trains Ia the one
operated By air, bat in which valves are
act1ated by electricity. The subject
vas continued for further Investigation.
The Association will meet next year az
AlexAndFia.
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psafh o . Paiatss.

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eft.s3 '.sisl - 7s - ia lea, ssss
si tlsse sasf
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Examining leto the colleolisn OF
tpxes. We fonnd that Il was The custom
Of Treasurer Hin, especisllY up 10 the
time taxes became Delinquent, 10 enter
the totals Of bis collections IN bic gen
erhl account, and not each tax rs be col
leoted 10. We carefully examined bis
assessment Tella and stabs Of receipts,
and listed sneh items ne the rolls or
stubs showed 30 have been paid. where
We found Delinquent taxes paid and en-
tereda once IN Treasurer Hilfs general
accounts, II ve found them correct W
took no note cf them beyond cur check
mark in the general account. The item
ICED lista Se made FOR each wear accom-
pany this report AZ = part OF ID. We
now Give You the differences unac~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

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Documents Presented .

WAsHIN0ToN, June l6.-D0cnments
we're presented before the Inter State
Commerce Committee today in the
case Of tbs Chicago & Alton against
the Pennsylvania Company, growing
out Of the boyoottinR entered on 90
count Of the lstter's refusal to tue Alton
road TO stop paying commission to
ticket agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

Jan. H. 100. Liquor incense, Al
gar a NlZ0D..-... ......s..f tb2 %
Interest IN June Is. 1881 ...... 30l n
Jolly "a. 1884. r. II. Cam. fines. 125 90
Interest to June Is, 1887. ..... 36 II
$s25 81
Fuuda belonging to King County paid
out by Treasurer Hin and charged upoH
bis books In Greater amounts than was
actually paid;
Oct. 3. 1Sa5 School warrant, No.
4l5, $50; charged, Rf0.......$ 20 90
Interest 10 june Is, lS5T....... 3 40
April ., 1886 School Warrant, No.
&c, 81 10; CHARGED. Sl0S 10. TO 90
Interest - June 10, 1881 IL 90
April ~ 1856 School warrant.
No22 $50 80; charged Sll050 100 %
Interest 20 June II, 1887 II 10
April 10 1886. School warrant, No.
36. So; charged SiC6.... 100 90
Interest ~ June ib, iSsT... II 66
April II, 1886 School warrant,
No %, fs6; charged. SIS. 100 90
Interest 20 June u, 1887 II GO
Oct. 81. 1884. Road aHd bridge
warrant, No, 80 S2s; charged,
as. ........................ 80 o.
Interest 10 jane 10. iss7......, Is 10
$3.50 i6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17

bENLES, @nns Ida tie Rs:ek stAs
% day ihe SaRst bill p&sss3 lie second
read1nG 70 tie fora Recommended by
see sou uiittc. except the clauses re
tssrfnE 80 ths tax 81 h~ss root snd tne
es1Gty 90 tie s1pofiAtscn Of rae suEsr.
vatea iae co1Ellttss Restored. TIE
Gsvernneni ess asagntsd - tes rssss
rAttcn csSasta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17
WIN Can an At Victoria.

vIcToAIA (B. o., June ia teIe-
gram received today from President
VaRHoFne, Of the Canadian Pacific, an
n0unces that the China steamers will
call a. VietoFia on all inward and out.
ward voyages. This quiets the indiR-
natioa felt Ia this anity over the Abys-
sinia's not calling. tbs latter will COM
plete Coaling at Departure Bay. Ar
rAngements are now being made for the
steamships to coal vt Esquimalt, where
Dunsm1iE will erect bunksrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-16
A Matter OfFact.

Amongst the many attractions for
our citizens and visitors, during the
Spring. Mr.. Chqs. G. EckIord, 726 and
728 Elm street, has entered for their
inspection one of the most magniti-
cent displays OF Carpets and artistic
Furniture in the south. His ware
rooms are stocked IRON floor TO cell
ing with latest productions from the
most celebrated looms: such as Will
toms, Vclvets, Moquets, Brussels,
Tapestries, &c, a recent importation
of mating from China, embracing all
the novelties, also Oil CLOTH and Limo
leums. Those intending to reiurniSh
or decorate their houses, in whole or
in part, should also inspect his stock OF
artistic Furniture, in Bedroom and
Parlor suits of many new designs in
Ash, Mahogany, and otherlight woods,
Dining-room sets, Extension tables,
Side boards, &c, thoroughly construct
cd, exclusive novel and original in de-
sign, and all at prices indispensable in
chcapness. While on Elm street step
in at Eckford's, Nos. 726 and 72s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-16
Saturday, April rs, 1887.
Too Much Opium.

Mr.. j. III. Kern, guest at the Ar
lington Hotel, ate too much opium
yesterday which had been recommend
ed him to sober up on. The result
was that when discovered he was
sleeping the sleep that would have
known no waking il he had been left
alone long enough for tie poi
son to have its effect, but fortunately
for him he was discovered in time. A
doctor,was sent for who proceeded
with antidotes and succeeded in get
ting the man on his feet, and for seve-
raj hours he was walked up and down
the yard until he fairly recovered. But
it was tough pull, and boys who
trotted him around had hard task of
it. A moments halt and Kern was fast
asleep. About 0 o'clock galvanic
battery was applied and Kern was
soon able 10 talk. lie w0s put to bed
and passed wretched night. This
morning though in shaky and feeble
condition he is on the high road TO
recovery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-04-16
A Social time.

There was a genuine young folks
party at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Welch last night, in honor of Miss
Lima IIambrick. The young lady's
popularity among her acquaintance
brought out a large number OF young
people, who greatly enjoyed the occa.
sion. There was music during the en-
tire evening. The refreshments were
prepared with taste and served grace
fully by fair hands. Those not trip
ping the light fantastic engaged in
parlor games or social conversation.
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The Rife Team.

The Trumbull Rifle Club, composed
mostly of young men connected with
the different railroad offices in the
city, is progressing nicely since its re-
organization. 1t will have a shoot tn s
afternoon ut O'Clock. Rev. G. /. Sco-
field, pastor of the Congregational
Church in this city, has been elected an
honorary member of the club.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A DYSTERBACH, 1924 Fl street. Sen
A.or teleph, ie your orde Tor wood, cot
and feed. Prompt atterdon and loves
prices.
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Interview &. j. Pitman & Co.
for cement side walks and cisterns.
20 box. 164. Office. 100. Elm st.
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Bucklen's Arnica saIve.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures plies or no
pay required. IL is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 2b cents per box. For sale by
w. VI. Howell 4 Bro
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Woman's Art Exch apge.

There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans Art Exchange at the public Ii
brary Monday evening at 4 o'clock.
There will be on exhibition and for
sac large number of fancy and use
full articles.
This exchange is business affair
not altogether social, but combining
the two so TAR as the latter does not
interfere with The former, and the la
dies anticipate a good patronage. 1t
is good way TO help the library and
the Woman's Home and the purchaser
receive n benefit at the same time.
Tolanhnno fhn rrnv Stnnm nnuUrV
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WHISTLES AND CIGARS.

We are now prepared to fill orders
at our new quarters, corner Camp
and Lamar, old stand of Henry I Deb,
for goods in our line. We are re-
reiving goods daily. Mr.. s. S. Hop
kins will be with US all the time.
Thanking orr friends for past favors
and hoping to merit continuance
of same, Yours very truly,
w. ]. BETTERT0N & CO.,
Successors to S. b. Hopkins e. Co.
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Still Improving.

The friends of Capt. Scott, who was
wounded in that desperate and bloody
fight with the Connor outlaws recent
ly, will be glad TO know that ne contin-
ues TO improve and will live TO ride
other outlaws down and aid in rid
ding the State of that class of people.
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For Sale.

Bargains for ten days; $50 acres OF
land 8 miles East Of city, price $3.50
per acre. II acres inside city limits
for $4,000. Call on or address,
S. III. Mcbride,
Real Estate Agent, 1878 Elm st.
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WANTED.

XXTANTED-A good girl from IA to 10
w years of age, TO take care OF children
and assist at light housL work. Good wa
ges and pleasant home. Apply at north
west corner OF Polk and South Pearl streets.
XLTANTED-A house girl for general
w work for family Of gentleman and
wife. Apply al 1l03 Browder street.
NTANTED-Two gentlemen boarders
w can be accommodated at 526 north Har-
wood ST.. just north OF Ross ave. Upper
room.well ventilated, southern exposure. On
Belt line, board reasonable. Address ID.
Herald office.
WANTED good white cook, apply to
w J. L. Downs, corner Beaumont and
Eryay streets.